St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

given at the residence of William Cum
bey, 500 Pine street, ON Monday even
ing, given in honor of the birthday an
niverSary of Mrs. Cumbey, to about
fifty invited guests. At the close
of the game unique prizes were
distributed, after which refresh
mentS were served. The prizes were
captured by the following guests: La
Stone and Mr.. Hendy; ladies' and gem
tlemen's foot prize, Mrs. McCaskey and
Mr.. Finehout; ladies' and gentlemen's
lone hand prize, Mrs. O'NeiI and Mr..
Kemp; ladies' and gentlemen's pro-
sressive prize, Mrs. Trenholm and Mr..
McCaskey. The hostess was the recip-
lent of many handsome gifts. The
guest present were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Hutson; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kemp;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McCaskey; Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. A. Stone; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
FinehOut; Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Pond;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Trenholm; Mr..
inS: Joe Hendy, Charles FinehOut, Mr..
and Mrs. O'Neill, Mrs. Christian, of
Minneapolis; Miss Hope and Miss Slo-.
cum, of Lake City; Misses Heinlien
and several others.
Miss Middleton, of Hoffman avenue,
gave progressive euchre party Friday
evening in honor of Miss Ella Smith, of
Philadelphia, who is her guest. The
prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies'
head prize, Mrs. Jameson; ladies' pro-
gressive, Miss Fairchild; ladies' lone
hand, Mrs. Kreiger; gentlemen's head
prize, Mr.. Dana; gentlemen'S lone
hand, Mr.. Hanson.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
McCardy entertained the kangaroo
club and others at progressive euchre
party. There were eight tables of piay.
erS, and the contest was brisk and
spirited. The successful ones were:
Ladies' head prize. Mrs. Phil Reilly;
gentlemen's head prize, Phil Reilly;
ladies' progressive prize, Mrs. c. f.
MOhler; gentlemen'S progressive prize,
HID. Mathews; lone hand prize, E. E.
Hughson.
''AFTERNOON LUNCH"
Thursday afternoon Miss Wheelock
gave ''lunch' to eight young ladies, in
honor of Miss Taylor and Miss New
Among those present were: Misses
Dean, Miss IngerSoll, Miss Stevens,
Miss Smyth, Miss May Newport, Miss
Katherine Taylor and Miss WheelOck.
A pleasant social affair was the recep-
ton and entertainment given by Miss
Clavie G.. Colome, principal of the
COlome select school, 220 Nelson ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon, to a number
of her pupils and members of her vari-
Gus French classes. The reception
lasted from 2:30 to p. m. and was a
very enjoyable affair for the little folks
in attendance. Refreshments were
served and games and dancing was
enjoyed by all. Miss Colome was as
sisted by Mrs. Kneass, Miss McElroy,
Miss Askew, Miss Mary Motfett and
Blanche Kidd. Prominent among the
little folks were noticed the Misses
Rachel Berlley, Alice Marsh, Alice Nc
Key, Edith Cavanaugh, Julia Rogers,
Edith Barnum, Josie CaSS, Nellie Bige-
low, Anita Furness, Lillian Moffett,
Helen Lee, Alice Lee, Edith Driscoll,
Mamie and Abbie Livingston, Hattie
Hammond, Gertrude Bancroft, Katherine
Tallmadge Denslow, Hoxie Moffett,
Herman Kneass, Harry Carr, Kurby
Barnum. Douglass Wright, Cushing
Wright, Sam Lyon, Sam Baker, Ben
Livingston and Launcelot Granger.
Mrs. 81. l.. Mohler. of SIG Portland
avenue, gave a progressive euchre
party Friday evening.
Mrs. Philip REILLY entertained the
young people Of st. Johns Episcopal
cnurcn last Friday evening.
The ladies of Christ church gave a
church sociable last Wednesday even
Ing at the guild rooms OIL Fourth street.
A musical programme was rendered
during the evening and an oyster sup
per concluded the evenings entertain
ment.
The Capitol City Dancing club gave
very pleasant party last Thursday even
ing at Drake block hall. About fifty
couples were present. The club was
organized for the purpose of giving Sc
lect dances every two weeks, cOmmenc-
ing Thursday evening, Oct. Is, 1887.
James Jordan, president; III. R. MOrri-
son, vice president; W. c.. Marshall,
secretary and treasurer. Among the
ladies in attendance were: Misses
Keenans, Smith, Allie Ross, Hammond,
Levergood, Ross, McEvoy, Robinson,
Good, Neuman. Ryan, Woodward and
Gilbert. Among the gentlemen were:
Messrs. Jett, Wircheimer. Wilson. Muir
ply, Gay, Morrison. Woodward, Smith,
Huntsman, Marshall, McEvoy, Jordan,
Dieter, Gilbert and many others.
"Wednesday evening Miss May Car
roll, OF Bradley street, assisted by Miss
Annie Clinton, gave a pleasan t card
party to number of friends. among
whom were the Misses Mary Leonard,
Katie A. Clinton, Nellie O'Leary. Jennie
Wallace, Annie Clinton, May Murphy,
Aggie Wallace, Messrs. Twohy, Muir
ply, Carr, McLew, Fi;z gerald and
Moran.
Friday afternoon from to 5 o'clock
Mrs. J. Q. Adams gave charming re
ception in honor of Mrs. Ayers, of Bos--
ton. About two hundred ladies called
during the afternoon.
Mrs. J. McNabb entertained a few
friends last Friday evening at her home,
461 North Fort street, the occasion being
in honor of her husbands birthday an
niverSary.
The members of the Young Peoples
society of the Park Congregational
church gave a pleasant entertainment
at their church parlOrs last Friday even
ing.
Miss Alice Swan, of st. Paul street.
entertained the Zenith circle last Fri
day evening.
WEDDINGS.